Re: Rép : Cocoa's Popularity
Re: Rép : Cocoa's Popularity
- Subject: Re: Rép : Cocoa's Popularity
- From: Matt Judy <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 23 Mar 2002 22:32:22 -0800
If Steve's attitudes and ideals were, in fact, being propagated through
the company, there would be a lot less to worry about. But they're not.
Steve has very little influence on the morale and spirit of the
comapny anymore. Often, the "Stalinist" environment is driven more by
middle managers who 1) underapreciate their engineers and designers, and
2) lack the balls to stand up to Steve.
When Steve rages, and nobody rages back, it gets passed right down the
chain, through management, and winds up falling on the coders and artists.
--Matt
Finlay Dobbie wrote:
On Saturday, March 23, 2002, at 10:24 AM, Thomas Lachand-Robert wrote:
That's funny how so many people here are talking about "Apple" as if
it were a single-headed person. It is certainly not. Even Steve has
only 24h in his days, and he can certainly not intervene into every
single decision at Apple Comp. Co. Plus he doesn't have expertise in
mainly concerned fields.
I can't help feeling that Steve's attitudes are being propagated
throughout the company. In fact, an Apple employee who shall remain
nameless described the company as "Stalinist" WRT how it's changed since
Steve came back to the helm. I think that's probably a pretty good
description.
-- Finlay
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